Anonymous - Die Bankelsangerlieder for 9-part Brass Ensemble

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Anonymous - Die Bankelsangerlieder for 9-part Brass EnsembleDie Bankelsangerlieder is a 17th century Baroque Sonata that has recently been attributed to Daniel Speer. Translated from German, "The Song of the Bench Singers" refers to performers who often played in taverns while standing on benches. While the original work for 5 parts is most often played by a Brass Quintet, this version of about 3 minutes in length is for 9 part Brass Ensemble arranged by Jim Tempest. It is full sounding and appropriate for

along with Palestrina and Orlando di Lasso

The work is of medium difficulty and about four minutes in length

1 from Volume 1 performed by Trombonist TSgt

Each part is challenging on its own

This work is of medium difficulty and should be accessible to advanced high school through to advanced performers

This three movement work is short

The Prokofiev

The third piece is again light and fast by the well known Jacob Arcadelt

Instrumentation is for 4 Trumpets in B-flat

This arrangement is appropriate for advanced performers

"Arcadian" refers to a vision of pastoral harmony with nature

bringing Ives' music to life for the Tuba world